DNA: Designers 'N' Artists Market: Elizabeth Fisher from Distant Drum!

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Elizabeth Fisher from Distant Drum!

New to the DNA crew is Elizabeth Fisher from Distant Drum. Elizabeth creates large and small abstract, design orientated paintings and message, story orientated collages. Wicked!!!

Elizabeth is also hoping to show 3D objects created using the same ‘collage / story’ vein and maybe one or two collaged screens / rooms dividers.

So be sure to check her out at DNA in July.

xxx

Application Information.

Applications for the 3rd of July 2010 DNA market are now open. They will close on Saturday the 19th of June. We will be checking all applications, websites/blogs and photos/questions sent to our email as they come through so don't worry if you don't hear from us for a couple of days after you apply – we will contact you. After Saturday the 19th June, successful applicants will be sent an email regarding payment details, times, dates and other important information regarding the market. We will also inform unsuccessful applicants at this time. Also, if you don't have a website or blog please do your best to send us a couple of pictures of your work. Applications with images will be considered before those without. So go ahead, apply now!!!

About DMONIC INTENT/DNA Market.

We are a group of 4 who started our own fashion/jewellery/art label in 2008. We specialise in women's street wear, art and fine jewellery but found ourselves delving into crafts during 2009 when we realised that the craft market scene was pretty big in Auckland.

Now the list of things we make include clothing, fine jewellery, craft jewellery, gloves, belts, bags, soft toys, art works of canvas, wood and fabric, hair accessories, framed photographs, paper crafts and so on and so on.

In 2009 we held our first market titled DNA: Designers 'N' Artists market. It was held at the Ponsonby Community Centre and was pretty good for our first ever attempt at something like this. Despite the mega heavy rain, lack of parking and selecting a venue that was not on a main road we had an awesome turn-out of customers and were very pleased with how it worked out.

We are holding another one this year to give people like us the chance to get their work out there and possibly make some extra cash.

The beauty of it is that because the venue is really big, people selling clothing and art (things that may need space or display items such as clothing racks, mannequins or easels) have the opportunity to effectively display their work in a 2m x 2m space.

We are totally open-minded too! If you're interested in having a stall but are unsure whether or not your product would fit in with our aesthetic, let us know what you make and we'll get back to you. Pretty much though, as long as it is made by you and relates somehow to the creative industry, you are more than welcome to apply.